This captivating article is a compilation of my journies spanning the majestic expanse of the “Kanc,” widely recognized as the awe-inspiring Kancamagus Highway, transporting you effortlessly from its western reaches to its eastern expanses. While it is impossible to encapsulate … Continue reading →
This article was from our trip between 20 and 22 October 2019. I was NOT hearing about peak anywhere in New England after bad weather tore through last week. On this trip in 2019, I don’t think I really found … Continue reading →
Cows Jump Over the Moon It’s hard to say if its the long Vermont winter nights or the people who live in Vermont are more creative. Maybe it’s all the time on their hands during the long winters when the … Continue reading →
Note* this location is no longer available because the gentleman sold his house and the new owner took down the bowling balls… 🙁 This series will be about the rather unusual things that Lisa and I have found in our … Continue reading →
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1When is the best time to photograph the Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire? My best answer is (while scratching my head, )”Heck if I know!” Maybe a better answer is, of the 3-4 times I’ve been there, I don’t … Continue reading →
Dealing with Fall foliage denial Have you started noticing that autumn is coming to an end? It’s a feeling that some refer to as “Fall Foliage Denial.” Unfortunately, there’s nothing anyone can do to stop it. A few years ago, … Continue reading →
What is there to see in Jackson New Hampshire? Jackson NH is tops in my book, year-round! Today I’m going to recommend Jackson NH as a great place to stop, stay or just explore. The things that put Jackson on … Continue reading →
This past autumn was really a good one for clearing some covered bridges off my to-do list. I’m always looking for new ones or trying to get just a few better versions. Sometimes I’m passing by, and it’s the wrong … Continue reading →
Lisa and I tackled Mount Washington for the first time in October 2004 by taking the Auto Road during our first fall foliage trip together, 15 years ago. This year (2019), we finally decided to take the Cog Rail to … Continue reading →
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1The Norumbega is good either in mid-October or any time of the year as Lisa and I can attest to. Lisa and I went up to Camden, Maine and stayed at Norumbega Castle. It’s not a castle in the real sense of … Continue reading →